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The Extensive Sexual Violation and Sexual Abuse Histories of Incarcerated Women
Document Type
Publication Title
Violence Against Women
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The findings found an unexpectedly high level of sexual victimizations, and the need for detailed and comprehensive measures to more fully report on the extent and rates of sexual victimizations and violations. Seventy percent of the incarcerated women reported sexual abuses that in most States would qualify as rape or the most serious sexual assault. Also, the women who reported sexual violations and abuse typically reported multiple sexual abuses and often multiple sexual abusers. A growing body of research reports on the lifetime prevalence of sexual victimization experiences among incarcerated women. However, none provides a detailed account of the many types and levels of sexual violations and sexual abuses, the age of occurrence, and the victim-offender relationship. This study used the SAC and a modified version of the SES to obtain a detailed account of 391 incarcerated women's self-reported sexual violation and abuse histories. Tables, appendixes A and B, notes, and references.
Publication Information
McDaniels Wilson, C. (2008). The extensive sexual violation and sexual abuse histories of incarcerated women [Best article award for 2008]. Violence Against Women, 14, 1090-1125.
Recommended Citation
McDaniels Wilson, C., "The Extensive Sexual Violation and Sexual Abuse Histories of Incarcerated Women" (2008). Faculty Scholarship. 232.

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We, Merle and Jenny Jones, along with our three children, Hannah-23, Lydia-17, and Luke-17, have been working in Sarajevo, Bosnia for 17 years! We arrived in Bosnia in Oct. of 1999 and for the first five years we were involved in the planting of a church that grew and then multiplied into three Evangelical churches. When the national pastors were in place, we refocused our attention to help develop a Ministry Center in Sarajevo which was called "Nova Nada" (New Hope). Over the last 10 years, Merle has developed an outreach ministry in the area of Adventure Sports called "Nova Zora" (New Dawn), based on Isaiah 9:2, "The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of the shadow of death a light has dawned." Merle uses climbing, rafting, hiking, camping, and winter sports as platforms to build relationships and share the gospel with young men and women. They are experiencing adventure in God's beauty and, in this transformational environment, are being challenged both physically and spiritually. We look forward to an ongoing ministry in Sarajevo and beyond, continuing Nova Zora Adventure Sports in Bosnia. If you would like to receive our monthly newsletters, please drop us an email and we will see to it that you receive them.
If you would like a prayer card of our family, drop us an email with your address, and we will send you one. If you are led to add treasure to your heavenly account, please click at the appropriate place. THANKS! Your generosity is very much appreciated and needed! May God bless you abundantly!
Offering the free gift of Life to Bosnia, Merle, Jenny, Hannah, Lydia, and Luke Jones
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text: (c)2007 It's said that those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. This was spoken by a doctor a friend of mine was only going to see just that one time, and my friend felt led to share a little of the Word of God with him. The so-called doctors point was clear,...he was implying my friend should not try to help him with his problems,...when in the doctors opinion my friend had problems of his own to take care of. First of all, I was there, and I observed this doctor make frequent visits to the back alley where he could not stay off his cell phone, smoked one cigarette after another and was drinking something out of a flask. Every five minutes this was his routine. Second, my friend was not throwing stones, he was offering a solution and salvation. My friends only mistake was he did not rightly discern to whom he was casting his precious pearls to. And lastly, the so-called doctor, by saying such a remark to my friend was himself the one throwing the stones. And my friend can handle any serpent or drink any serpent's venom anytime. Because my friends character can not be slandered or touched in anyway. This glass house here in the picture was not so fortunate. But a garden has grown over taking it's place. Everyone have a righteous day in Him and don't take nothing from the devil or his children. :O)


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New Canaan, CT – Dent Wizard International Corporation ("Dent Wizard"), the global leader in automotive reconditioning and SMART (Small to Medium Area Repair Techniques) repairs, today announced its acquisition of Know How Systems Global ("KhS"), a St. Louis-based provider of high-volume automotive services and repairs to leading automotive OEMs and insurers.
KhS provides three primary offerings across the hail and automotive manufacturing/logistics channels – diversified fleet services, claims management, and appraisal services – primarily in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. KhS provides solutions to automotive OEMs and insurance companies at manufacturing plants and transit sites where automobiles being shipped or held may be damaged. KhS also delivers value to insurers by streamlining the claims management process through its direct repair program and by providing fast and accurate assessments of catastrophic event exposure.
Terry Koebbe, president and CEO of Dent Wizard stated, "Utilizing a technology enabled service platform has been a differentiator for both companies, and our combined technological resources will allow for even better and more efficient technology-based solutions for customers. This acquisition is a clear indicator of our commitment to invest in Dent Wizard and support our customers to successfully grow our business."
"The KhS team is excited to partner with Dent Wizard and is looking forward to the new opportunities and solutions we can bring to our clients," said Scott Blind, who will continue as President of KhS and oversee all catastrophe and hail operations for Dent Wizard.
Tom Burger, Managing Partner of Gridiron Capital stated, "We are excited to support Dent Wizard's acquisition of KhS which further strengthens its position as the leader in the automotive reconditioning market." Kevin Jackson, Managing Director at Gridiron Capital added, "KhS brings a complementary set of services and strong customer relationships which enhance Dent Wizard's offering as a one-stop solutions provider across North America."
About Dent Wizard:
Dent Wizard International has been the leader in the development of Paintless Dent Removal ("PDR") technology since its establishment in 1983, and today is North America's leading provider of SMART Repairs (Small to Medium Area Repair Techniques). Dent Wizard provides on-site reconditioning services and products to the automotive industry through its relationships with dealerships, auto auctions, body shops, rental companies, and insurance companies. Dent Wizard provides a full-suite of automotive reconditioning services including: PDR, minor paint repair, wheel repair, chip and scratch repair, bumper repair, headlight brightening, interior repair, exterior blackout, and hail damage repair. Dent Wizard also offers multiple branded appearance protection programs and service plans, such as Ding Shield. The Company is based in St. Louis, Missouri and operates throughout the United States and Canada. For more information visit www.dentwizard.com or call 800-DENT-WIZ.
About KhS:
KhS is a technology-enabled expert in solving and providing high-volume automotive services and repairs to leading automotive OEMs and insurers. KhS operates in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, and provides its solutions to automotive OEMs for on-site/factory and in-transit damage and also offers efficient, seamless claims management and appraisal services to insurance companies. KhS also offers a comprehensive hail claims/repair solution (DRP) for personal line insurers and their insureds.
About Gridiron Capital:
Gridiron Capital, LLC, headquartered in New Canaan, Connecticut, is a private equity investment firm focused on creating value by acquiring and building middle-market services, manufacturing, and specialty consumer companies in the United States and Canada. Gridiron Capital's principals work closely with management teams to develop strategies for portfolio companies, as well as providing resources to execute business plans and build industry-leading companies. Additional information is available on the firm's website at www.gridironcapital.com.
Press Contacts:
Thomas A. Burger, Jr, Co-founder & Managing Partner, Gridiron Capital, LLC, email@example.com
Terry R. Koebbe, President & CEO, Dent Wizard, email@example.com


text: South Anston Methodist Church Council Pat Broskom is the representative. How to contact us Use the details below to get in touch or send us a message through our contact form. E-Mail firstname.lastname@example.com Staff Telephone 01709 368 515 Organisers Telephone 01709 365 041 Getting here For details on how to get here please refer to our instructions and map. Springwell Gardens Community Centre, Eastwood View, Rotherham, S65 1NG Social Connect with RotherFed on Facebook and Twitter.


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By Monique Teal, USSA National Field Director
Before leaving for AZ, I was anxious and convinced that I was unprepared for what I anticipated to be a torrent of anger centrally located in the AZ desert. The flight into the state did nothing to assuage my fears, as within minutes of taking off, a very angry (old, white) man proceeded to yell at me until the flight attendant told him he was upsetting passengers. This incident was all I needed to justify my apprehension and distaste for the state. It also set me up to mentally prepare for battle. I assumed that the man on the plane (and the folks in the news) were the norm in AZ and my 21st century political carpet bagging was not going to go over well with folks who were convinced they were the only ones deserving of rights. The same night, another (straight, white) man accosted myself and a current student (and bomb activist) about how youth didn't know anything about politics, that black people had a chip on their shoulders (especially me apparently) and the undocumented people (illegal aliens in his vernacular) deserved any profiling they got. And much worse. We fought back through dialogue and two hours later realized that this "gentleman" was never going to get it because he didn't want to get it. Day one and I despised AZ.
Fast forward to this moment. In the last two days I have met some of the most extraordinary activists (and some organizers) and people. From the family that has taken me in for the week to the students who actively and publicly challenge heteronormative culture and throw sign making parties while they discuss current events, intelligent and compassionate people, folks whose love of the people and passion for social justice envelops everyone around them, have surrounded me. It's impossible to not feel better in their presence. Strangers have accepted me into their homes and lives and have been so gracious, it is overwhelming and I find myself overcompensating. I met a student who has been in the US for 15 years and is about the graduate; however, she has to worry about what to do when her visa runs out in two years. She has already been denied residency twice. I reconnected with the Trail of DREAMs students and was able to steal a moment to hear about their latest travels- all while holding hands. I was introduced to a Pima Community College student who helped organize high school students to protest the anti- ethnic studies bill. With everyone person I meet, and every space I enter, I am overwhelmed by the amount of love for each other and communities so many folks have- and how easily and regularly it is expressed and embraced.
So quickly, I have already learned a lesson about the spirit of a place. It isn't held in hate. At least in AZ, students and organizers overcome the brutality of a few by releasing love. Tomorrow, I join them. Together we will defy the criminalization of immigrants and the attack on people of color by showing our love as we march through the streets of Phoenix.


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The plan to cut nearly 600 jobs announced by Nokia will resume in about ten days. This is what the trade unions announced Monday evening after the meeting of the follow-up committee around the Secretary of State to the Minister of Economy and Finance, Benjamin Griveaux. The management of the Finnish group has, on the other hand, assured that it will fulfill its commitments on job creation taken two years ago when buying the Franco-American Alcatel-Lucent.
Post deletions on one side and hires on the other. The management of Nokia has confirmed the creation of 500 additional jobs in research and development and reassured the unions on the sustainability of the sites in France.
Clarifications welcomed by Economy and Finance Secretary Benjamin Griveaux: " There is a very clear commitment that has been made is " no job cuts until the target of 4,200 jobs 'is not reached '. And very importantly, 2,500 jobs in R & D [research and development, ed.] Before the end of 2018. So I believe that all parties can welcome tonight. We are on track. "
"We do not have an answer "
While the unions were satisfied with the commitments made by Nokia, they regretted the continuation of the plan to cut jobs. " A group that is in very good financial shape, which makes 4.4 billion distributions to its shareholders, we can not be satisfied with this and let our jobs leave in the so-called " low-cost "countries, regrets Claude Josserand, delegate the CGT. However, I am very disappointed with the government, which takes no position. And there is no answer to that. "
A follow-up committee will be held at the end of November to verify the commitments made by the group.


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I'm excited about all of the new things that are to come our way. I'm sure there will be other new events & adventures that come along throughout the year that I don't even know about yet... that's one of the best things about life!
Thank you all for your kind words about our recent set back on yesterday's post! It's all very very appreciated!!! :)


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Vespertina's Summer Sizzler
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
119 Park Ave. W
Denver, CO 80205
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
119 Park Ave. W
Denver, CO 80205
This community showcase features group and solo belly dance performances from the Vespertina Dance Project and the Kalandaka Tribe, as well as other local troupes and professional artists. The dancers will showcase a range of styles, including modern tribal improvisational belly dance, tribal fusion belly dance, and classical belly dance. Before the event, visit booths from vendors selling belly dance-themed wares, including artwork, jewelry, and costumes. Sun 2 p.m.
—Photo courtesy of Dennis Nejtek Photography
Visit mollymclellan.net.
- Category:
- Performing Arts
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- Aug 07, 2016 02:00 pm - 02:00 pm
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Ohhhh gosh. If you love peanut butter as much as I do, you MUST make these cookies as soon as humanly possible. This is my version of a recipe from Sally's Baking Addiction and produces soft, thick, super peanut buttery cookies filled with peanut butter cups AND peanut butter chips. They are simply amazing. My husband has a strong preference for chocolate chip cookies, but even he liked these a lot. I consider myself to be a bit of a peanut butter cookie connoiseur and I thought they were perfect. Make them now! Next time I'm going to try pressing a few Reese's Pieces into the top of each dough ball before baking to add color, a bit of crunch, and of course more peanut buttery goodness. Then they will be Quadruple Peanut Butter Cookies, YUM!
Quick note: The original recipe says to refrigerate the cookie dough for half an hour. I did not do this and my cookies turned out looking exactly like the ones in Sally's photo. Use your own judgment on whether or not to chill the dough!
Sorry about the boring looking cookie, this was the very last one in the jar so I didn't have a lot of options!
Triple Peanut Butter Cookies
1/2 C butter
1/2 C brown sugar
1/4 C sugar
1 egg
3/4 C peanut butter
1 t vanilla extract
1/2 baking soda
1 1/4 C flour
3/4 C peanut butter chips (in the baking aisle)
3/4 C chopped peanut butter cups (about 6 PB cups)
Preheat oven to 350 and line cookie sheets with parchment paper. Cream together butter and sugars. Beat in egg, peanut butter, and vanilla extract until smooth. Mix in baking powder and flour, being careful not to over mix. Stir in peanut butter chips and peanut butter cups.
Form dough into walnut sized balls and place 1 1/2 inches apart on cookie sheets. Bake until lightly golden and set, about 8 to 10 minutes. Let cool on cookie sheets for 10 minutes, then finish cooling on a wire rack.
Yield: about 24 big cookies


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We're looking for marketing representatives who are driven and have a spirit for adventure. If you're looking for a new opportunity that will provide you with hands on experience, as well as gain an insight into running a business, get in touch with us today!
Leaders at EC Consulting are committed to providing our team members with all the resources and support they need to grow in their career. In addition, we are dedicated to facilitating accurate knowledge transfer and sharpening the skills needed to surpass professional and personal goals. The benefits of joining our firm include travel opportunities to national conferences, industry retreats, and networking opportunities. We stay informed of the latest best practices in our industry, and incorporate relevant material into our training program on a regular basis.
At EC Consulting, we know a bright future for our company is only possible if we prioritize the advancement of our people now. When combined with hard work and education, we believe that the growth and opportunity for individuals is limitless. We also know that when they grow, it instills in them feelings of confidence, passion, and pride. For these reasons, we invest in the progression of our team members through our organization. Establish a career with us and experience the opportunity of merit-based growth.
Innovation is at the root of our work at EC Consulting. We specialize in the development of experiential marketing tactics that coincide with the latest market trends. These efforts ensure that the brands we represent maintain a competitive edge. To fulfill this vision, we teach our people to leverage the latest outreach techniques and take the world of business by storm. Explore our website for more information about our open positions.


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My name is Abbie, I'm 22 and I made the biggest mistake of my life. I had liposuction when I didn't really need it. Ever since I turned eight I had problems with my weight. I was constantly on a diet. At my 19th birthday I decided to have liposuction.
I have had very strong hair in unwanted places on my legs and on the bikini zone. At age of 13 I started to shave my legs. As the years went by, I got more dark hair on my bikini zone, they were so dark and so strong, I felt so desperate and helpless to change anything – it was a disaster!!! They were so dark that's why they were seen – I have forgotten about sunbathing and spending time by the sea. I felt ashamed about all the times I forgot to take care of the hair. I was afraid that someone would notice my problem. At age of 15 I went to the family doctor and asked to do a research, to find out what is going on with my organism. It took me a week to do all the tests – doctor told me that I had too much male hormones and added that it is heritable. At that time I was emotionally unstable. I even felt in depression...Somehow I face the problem of mine and understood that I had one choice - to eliminate those awful hair by using common techniques.
I am 21 years old. I had a rhinoplasty several eight months ago. My doctor, whom I choose, has been doing plastic surgery for over 12 years. He was rather popular amongst those people who have gone through plastic surgery. He had really good recommendations and that's why I let him to perform my nose operation.
To begin with I had a knobble on my nose, a big one. Several months I was looking for proper profile, I looked through magazines, made a search on the internet looking for some pictures and finally I picked out the profile I wanted.
I am 25 years old. I had problems with and inner thighs till I decided to undergo the liposuction procedure. But...I will start to tell my story from the very beginning. When I was 16 years old I put on weight 15 kilogrammes. Telling the thruth I thought that being on a diet would help me to get rid of those unnecessary kilogrammes. As the matter of fact it really did, after the half a year my weight was 68 kilogrammes, I got rid of 11 kg.!!! But during the next year all my over weight came back, especially on my thighs. I tried to go in for sports, the menu of a day was really strong. But it helped me only for a while. You see I have some problems with my stomach.
My name is Christian. Little about me: I am 23 and I wanted to get Laser Eye Treatment because I feel glasses are a nuisance and really haven't liked the idea of contact lenses!
My current prescription is: Right, Sph-3.25 ; Left, Sph -3.00; Cyl -0.75, Axis 90!
I'm 44 years old, married with 1 child. I've been wearing glasses since I was 15. My current prescription is:
Left Eye: SPH -3.25, Cyl -1.25, Axis 010
Right Eye: SPH -2.75, Cyl -1.25, Axis 160
I had my consultation on 25/06/05 and was recommended to have Ultra-Lasik Plus due to slight aberration in both eyes. I'm due to have my treatment on this Saturday, 23/07/05 at Leeds. At Present I'm feeling fine about everything and can't wait, but I'm sure come the day the nerves will rise. So fingers crossed for Saturday.


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A small tribute to my sisters.
I was the baby of the family, the youngest of three. Two older sisters! So you know it was a hard "knock life" for me! Yes, it was. I lived it, so I know. My sisters, on the other hand, thought I was "spoiled"! Spoiled!!!! Can you imagine? If they only knew!
My oldest sister was the brains of the outfit. Always bringing home good grades, always so quiet with her nose in a book. The ladies in the Church loved her, thought she was mature beyond her years! Even though she was only 6 years older than me, there were times when she seemed to be a substitute mother. I recall there were times when we two would just sit and talk! Can you imagine? She seemed to know everything a small boy needed to know. I can still hear her voice!
Now, my other sister, 3 years older than me, looking for all the world like Shirley Temple, was the instigator, the trouble maker! Neighborhood kids would seem to gravitate to our house and she was the organizer and knew of a zillions games that they could play. Sometimes, I would be invited to be part of the game. But, she was the one who chased me around the house and made my life miserable (some of the time). She was sneaky, too. Making faces at me behind mother's back and then acting all innocent.
Dad was a minister, so you know what that meant for us. We were PKs, branded through out our growing up years. Church every Sunday, Sunday School classes, Lawn Fetes, ice cream socials, dinners in Fellowship Hall, and always on good behavior….well, most of the time. There was that sister who knew how to pinch and not get caught! Whereas, I always did! Get caught, that is. There was one time when it caught up with her…
We were sitting in church, I was trying to listen to dad's sermon (I always did, of course!), and that sister pestered me with her elbows and her pinches! It was awful! Then, suddenly, dad was calling both of us down…from the pulpit! Both of us! SHIRLEY! STANLEY! See what I mean? Causing all kinds of trouble and getting ME in involved! ME! Quiet, cooperative, friendly me. Why, I was flabbergasted!
That sister, acted like she was embarrassed, but I knew better. After church she went on a walk, crying fake tears, and all. What an act she put on! Didn't fool me, a very wise 6-year-old!
Both of them seemed to be pretty nuts about Frank Sinatra. My room was next to theirs and that was all I seemed to hear through the walls, other than swooning, and all their friends giggling! Old blue eyes, but to me he seemed to be just a very skinny guy and I was forced to listen to his songs.
In fairness, I might have been just a tiny bit of a handful. I don't know that for sure, but that was my sister's story, for whatever that is worth. Also, in all fairness, both of my sisters were always there for me (hate to admit that). I knew that if I was scared, or sad or lonely they would there with open arms. There were times when that was the very best place to be, on their lap, in their arms…safe, loved!
Sisters, who needs them? I did and still do.
For what it's worth.


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"Avoid the flourish. Do not be afraid to be weak.
Do not be ashamed to be tired. You look good when you're tired.
You look like you could go on forever." ~ Lenoard Cohen
Do not be ashamed to be tired. You look good when you're tired.
You look like you could go on forever." ~ Lenoard Cohen
no cry
and he says
you will never grow old and devout
your jowls filled with soup and sun
no grandchildren will flow from your shawl
or more than once
wear red so deep
it looks black
you are a
a dust-skipper
a floater
that hovers in a trolley
that was born to stop
your body clings to midsummer
so humid that concrete sweats
and obese clouds mop
at people's punch and porches
within must break
and you can't ask
how much longer
and you don't understand
why can't god just
fucking forgive?
and yet
he says
no woman no cry
no woman no cry
here little darling
don't you know dear
there is still grace
within the factory of clogged lungs
filled with steel and no overtime
when the tower of neck and head
are seconds from clanging
away those second stars to the right
and there is no morning
after supper and the winking of light
but be warned
you will be remembered
in the green eyebrows of a new lawn
the dimples of picnic niches
within the white notes of snowflakes
shaking off dog fur
in the way he folds and refolds
the same clothing you once wore
it is in these houses
back-lit by moons and the hush
of young people swallowed
that you will return
find new shoes and shadows
and learn to sing
without fear
so he says
no woman no cry
no woman no cry
his final touch
like those good friends
we lost along the way
each finger scented with porridge
and a love burning through the night
our love is like piano wire
ten men can hang from its thin steel
and twenty cats by the neck
your body is a poem i never wrote
but traced songs along the spine
pushed against liquid ribs
like butter
like summer
in new hampshire
where i did back flips off the diving board
not because it was fun
but because i was not afraid
of water's sting
or your arms
and together we are more
than knees and elbows
more than just
yet i tried not to love
though i fingered through your pelvis
and you sipped my belly
it is slippery
the way days can slip
same bowl and spoon
same time and channel
the wash the wash the wash
of our hands and faces
so we forget
the dirt
the seeds
the needs
that we are a hot thing
alive as paw prints
growling a clean floor
but on the nights
when the sky is personal
weak and poked by its own stars
when the dishes rest color against color
like gilly grass and broken stone in a graveyard
it is here
listening to your darkness
speak of china berry trees
and mulberry light
of the moment you stopped
fearing water
and watched sparrows
spring from my hair
it is here
i want to rest my story against yours
"though tonight when I dream
i will follow her
impatient as an incomplete poem
and become like the sea
many fingers upon the shore
but leaving
nothing on the sand"
~From the Poem Anne & Sylvia
"dear 4: you mean death in chinese. that is why you are forbidden in asian elevators.
but i do not fear you; because change it to the first tone and you become tearing
and revealing is what always follows. plus add an unbroken circle next to you and you become
40, not nearly as deadly and a highway to a memory"
~ From the Poem Notes to a Blister
O Ana (For Nicole)
O Ana
we were born upside down
screwed into our mothers
twins in latchkey oaths
and midnight raids of the mind
O Ana
was there a moment you fought
your dead box pills and grape-stained pride
and i, my oddities collecting with the dust
of rambles that brambled around my thighs
O Ana
tell me
how is it to die
while copying my answers
in exams only you could devise
where in the quiet of bells tapped with twine
we buried another life within the cold
ozarks tipped a gentle blue
that same broken hue
i loved best about you
But Ana
did you think us brave
back in '92 when we spit
in god's one good eye
and decided to brew crystal soup
tasting of charred crosses and tainted
with love thick as gumbo under
three hecate crescents
all still waning at noon
And Ana
i swear on the drunken loons
brilliant in lysol rainbows
and sticky with grandma's rice
we will be like needles growing in snow
like buckets of turpentine
like free-range rude
like stink of our mothers' pits
like sagged plump skin
like women on the verge
like polish rain under a china moon
like turds and angels
like wonderful wrapped in crinkled foil
i wish our end to be like my drinks:
and festering under a black umbrella
sugar sister
her face was sweet as a moon
both harvest and cake sat in each eye
she lived on peach and jade soup
broke red bean bread
the flakes on her fingers
tiny messages saying
rest in me
she seemed to understand
we were made into sugar cubes
solid to the touch
but designed to melt
to break apart
lose to liquid
and make man's mouth
sweet again
but the moon can sour
turn yellow and shrink
to an old cucumber
a black coin
given to children
who failed at being a woman
only once did we beat the emperor
escaped along the tiles of red and blue
found solace in french lavender
bare feet
and a mexican afternoon
so now
tang jie
tang mei
i have not come to pour you tea
but a green margarita
made from tijuana and cilantro tacos
the first time my eyes were as crooked as your smile
there were no borders of men or fathers
and all the words uttered sounded like
love me
love you
i know not which dove
sings your songs now
and the river has forgotten
your name
there is no harvest or cake
no hum through your chest
only whatever the wind makes
but your face is no longer a moon
but a bridge
spanning moats and silver
disordered in its footsteps
allowing those who carry french lavender
and wear bare feet to cross
right through the belly of the red wall
i fear nothing
but yeast and hope
as both are notorious for
last night you showed me
a shinto bean
and swallowed
your throat muscling it down
my fingers
rubbing the bead trail
until it stuck
at the nest of your neck
inside the clavicle bowl
little pulsing pearl
eluding the hunt
for once
wanted to break things
i did not own
peel back this flesh fruit
knuckle by knuckle
cracking and sliding
inside its clutch of red cream
god sounds
and hot pulp
heat turns
your language so tender
it falls apart
under my jaguar mouth
you will wait
while i fist in stars
dollop both comet and moon dust
and pour monster rings of nebula smelt
so each inch will buckle and blanche
for the match
it is then
i will touch you
and feed on the supernova
poa is chopping onions
as green as her hands are
white and impatient of
slow elbows,
aspirins and me
her hair is flat like flappers
with a face born in war
and grandpa dying young
of the lungs and so glad is she
that he never met
me in my twenties
i say nothing
to the soup tasting of
red potatoes and disappointment
and stay cooked in her rage
in that voice heavy with tea
and obligation
her knuckles seems to say:
'i have fed you, raised you
in my bowls and milk attention'
and how i thanked her with
quick doors
those boys
and moments without her
i carefully ignore her
because i know
this cannot die
she is chinese soap operas
and ginger dumplings
sunday paigow and choking
on traditions of
the good granddaughter
that other granddaughter
who honors the spoon
and wooden sticks
coated in obedience
and salt
so i do not speak
but pour her soup
and bind us again
beneath the quiet kitchen gods
bind us with
the jasmine of her face
maiden grass
look mother
i have your hands
the thin ridge of toes
shang-hai at the east heel
the mole of hunan beneath
the hangnail
even the barley of your laugh
grows along this throat
but you say
something in my field
that i have lost the taste
for your gods
your gardens
your gracious arsenal
of acquiescence
you accuse like a brick
whose powers are to
bash and be broken
that i am a woman
of the west bridge
the brown bells of my body
clang at a different hour
that i find lust is a fist
not knees of lilies
that i need
and you knead
but it is not the
that my shame
will last for generations
all because
she ate the edge of things
and i
the centers
she cuts
like a metal salad
still good for you
even as it rips at the belly
i am too tender
unable to carry
such sacred bitter water
this daughter
will leave the table cold
it will empty chairs
rattle rugs
and fail to catch
those christ nails
that somehow
show how strong
she is
even while
lying down
it is too late
to apologize
though the words swell
against her hills and dale
but i will not
for i know
is just a
she will forgive me
when i return
push past paladin plains
ghost over geometric gates
my feet damp
across maiden grass
and the short stride
to her door
it will open
her face
will startle
like a flock of birds
doused in sunlight
before wheeling back
to the nest
it would start off like this:
i'm sorry
i stole your my little pony wallet
the one more purple than your hair
because my fifth grade money fit so
and i'm sorry
i thought a boy named rooster
wasn't good enough to hold your hand
in a no-name town that never saw you
and i am sorry
that sandwich bags and sundays
weren't enough of a reason to
you're lookin' good, kiddo
like your dress
i'm still a mess
and no
i don't play table tennis
you were always so much better
than this
isn't the same
y'know how it goes
i'd rather be swimming
and you had laughed
that in 7 days you'd return like christ
whose knee you had sat on one dark eve
hoping for a pony because you were too poor
to walk back to
i know
that old folk's home will sure be
without chinese checkers
and a cup of your famous
mint tea
do you see
why i hate you
for believing in me
just because i had saved you
since 13
and i hate
that i was stronger than
o god
how i
h a t e
my tissue saint
but despite the blindness
i know now
your bruises weren't always
i won't waste time
and i won't insult
you are sleepy with apple pie and ginger ale
and i know you'll be busy singing alto by morning
it must be nice to dine on peach jolly ranchers
and tuck hands behind a head soaked in piano moonlight
such things i'll witness
one of these days
this place that shines
this place called
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When Megan has a hard day at work, she knows that she has to do something. She is happy to sit down and blow up a package of balloons and lay them all over the floor. When she is done, she starts to step on them. With every pop of the balloons, she starts to smile. She loves knowing that she will enjoy her day after a loud and messy release.
When Miss Jordan Star and Miss Jane go out with a tray of pudding, they know they are going to make a mess. They are happy to put it down and stomp on the cups. They love watching the pudding splatter all over the ground and their boots. They love the idea of stomping and splattering food everywhere. The harder they stomp, the messier it is. The messier the food splatters, the messier their panties are from their gushing pussies.
When Christin decides to crush something, she destroys it. She needs to make sure that it isn't useful anymore. After a hard day at work, she is happy to come home and destroy a cage. She puts on her favorite boots and she steps on it. The sound of metal cracking and grinding makes her pussy wet. She loves to feel it give under her full weight. She stomps until the plastic is in pieces and then she is happy.
When it's time to take her anger out on something, she grabs the ugliest baby doll in her collection. She throws it on the floor and starts to stomp it with her high heeled boots. She is happy to take her anger out on the doll and hear it cry. When she doesn't get her anger out in her boots, she starts to stomp it with her stocking covered feet.
When Sweetbaby goes for a walk, she expects to have a good time. Her slave has went and placed a trail of chocolate marshmallows for her to find. She finds the trail and takes pleasure in crushing each marshmallow. She loves watching the sticky chaos that it leaves behind. When she is done, she knows her shoes will have to be cleaned but she doesn't care. She enjoys making a sweet sticky mess for someone to find.


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Roberto Santiago is among those mythical entrepreneurs in Brazil. His feats of success are the things that are taught in school for inspiration. Indeed, he is regarded as a great man, a legend. Roberto Santiago owns a premier modern retail center dubbed Manaira; it is situated in Joao Pessoa. Santiago purchased the property on which the Manaira retail complex is currently located in 1987 and acquired it a couple years before mall had been ready and it was started in 1989. The Manaira retail center consists of a theatre, roof top concert hall, gambling space, food court, several shopping stores, a set of office space, finance institutions, and also a gymnasium.
The Domus Hall has adequate distance to sponsor musical festivals, conventions, displays and weddings, college campuses, and temples. The Domus Hall is located on the cozy rooftop of the mall. The Domus Hall is sound proof and airconditioned. Additionally, it's designed with the very best sound equipment. It's a two-story structure that's sub divided into separate cottages for men and women that require privacy and also the ground floor is set aside for bigger general affairs. The Domus Hall has drawn performances out of, not merely native musicians, but also international performers who would have otherwise never seen Brazil. This mall is regarded as a beautiful landmark and a main point for travelers to see. Many tourists visit the mall when coming to Brazil. The attraction has drawn money into Brazil's economy and done excellent for job availability and economic stability.
There Are Plenty of entertainment choices at Manaira Retail Complex including a picture theatre which has the latest films. Additionally, it includes a gambling room connected to a bowling alley. Because of this, the restaurants include take out to luxury dining establishments including Espaco Gourmet, Waynes, and Capital steak house. The upscale patrons appreciate this and love the ability to go into the mall for a fun time. They can also have their tasty food delivered like a luxury meal on wheels!
The experience in Santiago's mall favors people from all over. All races, creeds, colors, and denominations enjoy the welcoming atmosphere. The mall also houses the faculty center for the college of Paraiba; ergo, you can find various faculty and student members round the mall.
Roberto Santiago possesses another contemporary retail center called Mangeira aside from Manaira. The Mangeira was created in 2013. Both Stores, Manaira along with Mangeira, have improved the economical and societal facets of the town of Joao Pessoa. Because of this, many businesses have launched startups in the town, consequently giving the citizens unlimited choices of employment. What Roberto Santiago has done for his people is amazing. He has given them a place to shop and a place to be proud.


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I've done a couple Mommy Style Monday's in the past (here and here). Usually it is based around a theme and each of the participants writes about it. This month we were supposed to think about our favorite things that have to do with Spring, put them in a box and ship it off to a fellow blogger friend to enjoy. (I sent my box to Britt over at My Little Sunshines who is actually a friend of mine in real life, although the rotation was completely random.) In turn, I received a box of my own from Rachel at Tutus and Heels.
Rachel and I actually met last September when we helped out with a photo shoot for Favor Cart. I've been following her ever since then and it was fun to get a box from her and see what her favorite things are in the Springtime.
There is something so exciting about knowing that you're getting something sent to you in the mail, but not knowing exactly what it is you'll be getting. When I got my box, I took it inside and immediately opened it up. Check out the fun stuff I got from Rachel!
Super cute, right? She sent note pads and pens (perfect for all the list making I do), a little zipper pouch, a couple of fun paper straws, brightly colored clothes pins that spell out the word 'spring', stamps, a yummy grapefruit candle, gold washi tape, chocolate eggs and 3 delicious cake bites from a local bakery called the Sweet Tooth Fairy.
You can take a look at the other boxes that were sent around as part of our Mommy Style Monday: Favorite Things Box (Spring Edition) by clicking on any of the links below:
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August 13, 1943 - July 18, 2017
Sonja Arlene Helfenbein was born August 13, 1943 in Altus Oklahoma to Parents,Grover Jessie Riddle and Lillie Mae Osburn Riddle. Once an angel on earth, has now become an eternal angel. When she was afraid, her faith comforted and helped her transition to her heavenly home. Her life was based on helping others and giving of herself. Sonja's passion was not only her family but art and poetry that showed her strength and her fears in her battle. Sonja shared and displayed her writings at Salem Hospital, she gave this gift to encourage, support and love those who still fight that battle. Sonja lost her battle with Cancer on July 18, 2017.
Sonja was preceded in death by her parents, Grover Jessie Riddle and Lillie Mae Riddle and brother Darion Mack Riddle. Sonja has now joined her Parents and Brother to continue her journey.
Sonja is survived by 3 sisters Darlene Bowser, Marcella Ross (George), of Oklahoma and Janice Riddle of San Antonio Texas. 3 sons Raymond Scott Fleming, Christopher Shawn Helfenbein (Tracy), Justin Dale Helfenbein (Dawn) and 6 grandchildren, Courtney, Devon, Shawna, Brianna, Elijah, Madison and Adam, 3 great grandchildren along with many nieces, nephews and cousins and her canine companion of many years Molly Mae Meriweather. She loved her family with all her heart and they all loved her dearly.
Sonja dedicated her life to the health of others for more than 40 years as a Registered Nurse retiring in 1998 for health reasons. Even in her toughest battle she continued to dedicate her life to her family, her friends and survivors.
Graveside Services will be held at 9:30 am (Central Time) Friday, July 28th at Altus City Cemetery in Altus, Oklahoma. In lieu of flowers Sonja would like to encourage others to donate the American Cancer Society by clicking https://www.cancer.org/.html . Assisting the family is Lowell Tims Funeral Home of Altus, OK and Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service of Salem, OR.


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I'm always surprised at the lofty prices listed in price guides for really common items. For instance ABBA 45's, the earlier ones are listed at $5 near mint, the later ones $4. This is so overpriced it's laughable. In my part of the world, if you hit enough record shows and if you're patient, I'll guarantee you could find nearly all of these items (Ring Ring for some reason was the toughest by far for me), sometimes even with picture sleeves, for $1 or sometimes even less. To me, it's the common stuff that is so totally overpriced. I think the expensive items are generally much more accurate.
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You are absolutely right Ian,I`ve often wonder that myself.Promo ones are harder to get.None are probably worth $5.In fact for $5 you should be able to pick up all of them at once.
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Those prices are the prices charged to a customer who wants a specific item and asks a dealer to sell it to him. They are based primarily on the cost of running a business and keeping a large variety of items in stock.
This is why the wholesale for common items is 10% of retail. Another 80% is needed for various overheads, leaving a 10% profit.
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People who aren't "diggers" have the luxury to now sit at their computers and acquire records with a couple of pops of a button. It's far too easy but it may help explain why common records by artists like Abba can get you something like $3.00-$5.00. As a matter of fact, a good friend of mine just sold "Dancing Queen" (the 45) on e bay for $3.00. Factor in a $4.00 shipping fee and that common single just cost this buyer $7.00. Yup...pretty ridiculous!
Still, if you consider that the buyer made the purchase in seconds, didn't have to leave the comfort of his house, paid no money for gas to go to a flea or record show, didn't have to scour through hundreds of other records to make the find and was not inconvenienced in any way, it might be understandable.
Many of us don't like this homogenized method of acquiring records, but obviously some folks do.
The other thing that I have trouble getting my head around is that Abba's last charted single was in 1982. That's 28 years ago! That now qualifies as an "oldie"! Perhaps an "oldie" in NM shape really IS worth $7.00????? (well...not to me, but obviously to some...)
Do what you dig---dig what you do!!!
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Sometimes ya just gotta have "it" and something like a little under $10 total cost is worth the price. Like getting that last Pat Boone Lp on your want list that SHOULD be cheap, but never shows up. I find that whenever I pick up something by a relatively crappy easy listening artist for whichever reason (say for a BAD C&W interest, like some early '70s Al Martino or similar artist), there's a glut of the same title that shows up a few weeks later on e-bay listings for the same or similar titles. I finally broke down and bought a copy of LOVE IS BLUE by Al Martino a while back, after a fairly long wait searching for a nice copy on E-bay, then the title popped up all over the site about a month after I got mine. I guess the sharks searching the $1 Lp dump piles in the used shops suddenly thought Martino got hot. I buy an album for $5 and postage, then all kinds of copies pop up out of the woodwork for $20 and up for a while.
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I buy an album for $5 and postage, then all kinds of copies pop up out of the woodwork for $20 and up for a while.
Have you ever considered you may be the style barometer you don't think you are.
Tried looking over your shoulder while you type?
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Fireflite wrote:
I buy an album for $5 and postage, then all kinds of copies pop up out of the woodwork for $20 and up for a while.
Have you ever considered you may be the style barometer you don't think you are.
Tried looking over your shoulder while you type?
You've grossly inflated my ego
. Yes, I've generally found it prudent to know what I'm looking for and not give it away by alerting the seller (songwriting credits, producer credits) by asking questions if the price is low enough to take the chance. Considering those daffy-duck
greedy looks I get in a used place when I start pulling out Guy & Ralna and Goulet Lps in the easy racks, when I can see the $ signs pop in the backs of their eyes while they're watching me, I think you could be right. If I don't buy something interesting in the $1-3 rack at the time it's still marked, the next time they've likely removed it and marked it up, thinking that the "market" has finally come in for the garage load of unsalable schlock in the back of the store sitting there for the last 30+ years. Reminds me of Frank Norris's book,
, about the business practices of the Southern Pacific Railroad in Central California--if you ask, the price just went up.
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Perhaps, some of these common 45's can be sold for a higher price because they actually sound as good as they look. I've found that too often most of these 45's from the 70's and later look NM but play G or worse. So, it would seem that a NM record that actually sounds NM is not common and therefore commands a higher price.
Anyone who thinks he has a foolproof plan hasn't counted on the ingenuity of fools.
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I like how most of the Osborne guides have major-rareshit priced at peanuts, and oodles of
dime-a-dozen common sheet insanely overpriced.
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I don't know if the value for vinyl is right or wrong. Value is truely what one is willing to pay and like stated above the ease of it.
However if you look at CD's today. if it is just for the music I would suggest folks buy a MP3 down load for a .99. CD's can be made or retro's are being made. 8-20 bucks pending.
But vinyl - has a unique sound, feel and energy about it. It is a dying media. I bet back in the 1880's no one thought buggy whips would be collectable, bottles or pins.
One day many vinyl we in the US consider run of the mill maybe become more valuable than some think. Besides I hear that in Europe, Asia and other parts out side the US are becoming hot spots for all things vinyl (music). Oregonian had a article on it. Russia is getting a good market. I am looking into other markets. Ebay or as I call it FEE BAY, does not do it for me really, sorta a last stop or if I feel lazy.
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SANTA CLARA – Here are the 49ers' grades after their 44-33 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
QUARTERBACK: A-minus. Coming into the game, the best performance by a quarterback against the Jaguars defense was from Jared Goff. He completed 11 of 21 passes, threw for 124 yards and one touchdown and his quarterback rating was 86.2. Garoppolo obliterated that performance. He completed 21 of 30 passes, threw for 242 yards, two touchdowns and one interception, and his quarterback rating was 102.4. He made the Jaguars defense seem awful. He did throw an interception in the end zone – forced a pass to a receiver who was covered when other players were open. Bad decision. Garoppolo makes a couple of those per game. Still, he has the skill set every team looks for in a quarterback. The issue moving forward is how he develops and how he responds when something bad happens. Everything has gone his way this season.
RUNNING BACKS: B-plus. Kyle Juszczyk was the 49ers' leading receiver. He caught five passes for 76 yards. Matt Breida was the 49ers' leading rusher. He gained 74 yards on 11 carries, and made the case that he should be the starting running back next season. The current starter, Carlos Hyde, gained only 54 yards on 21 carries. It seemed the 49ers were using him as a short-yardage back in the second half. Breida outplayed him.
WIDE RECEIVERS: C. Marquise Goodwin caught only three passes for 37 yards – his worst performance in a while. Trent Taylor caught three passes for 19 yards and a touchdown. Amazing that the 49ers scored 44 points while getting such little productions from their receivers.
TIGHT ENDS: B-plus. Forget Celek Time. Today was Kittle time. The rookie tight end caught three passes for 42 yards and a touchdown. He has a legitimate chance to become a cornerstone of the franchise.
OFFENSIVE LINE: A. This group gave up only one sack against a defense that had recorded 51 sacks coming into the game. Unbelievable.
DEFENSIVE LINE: C-plus. The Jaguars scored two rushing touchdowns and Blake Bortles got sacked only once. But the 49ers defensive line helped limit Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette to just 48 yards on 18 carries. By negating Fournette, the 49ers forced the Jaguars to rely on Bortles, who's unreliable. A glorified Blaine Gabbert.
LINEBACKERS: C-plus. Brock Coyle led the defense with eight tackles. Reuben Foster recorded only five and left the game with a stinger for the second game in a row. His surgically-repaired shoulder may be an issue his entire career.
DEFENSIVE BACKS: B. Dontae Johnson, K'Waun Williams and Ahkello Witherspoon each intercepted Bortles once, and those interceptions were essential. But, this secondary gave up 382 passing yards and two touchdown catches, and Dontae Johnson got benched for the second time in the past three games. It's amazing the 49ers continue to win with him on the field. He's so bad.
SPECIAL TEAMS: B. The Jaguars blocked one of Robbie Gould's extra points, returned the ball for a safety and scored 16 unanswered. That safety gave the Jaguars momentum, but they couldn't keep it.
COACHES: A. Robert Saleh continues to do the best he can with half a defense. The 49ers don't have the cornerbacks or pass rushers to stop the pass consistently, even against a bad quarterback like Bortles. Saleh deserves credit. Kyle Shanahan deserves even more credit. Today was by far his best performance as a head coach. He needed to figure out how to protect Garoppolo from a ferocious pass rush. And Shanahan figured it out. He called play-action passes where Garoppolo rolled out to his left. Usually, Shanahan makes Garoppolo roll out to his right – he's a right-handed quarterback. Rolling to the right is natural for him. The Jaguars expected him to roll that direction. They didn't expect him to roll left. They were unprepared. Shanahan exposed them.


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Long live the vagina.
Pussy Riot is back, and this time it's with an ode to the vagina that will get stuck in your head for days and days and days.
You might know this Russian feminist punk band less for their music and more for their legal woes.
Their clashes with the law for their protests against Russian president Vladimir Putin (who they consider to be a dictator) and their vocal support of feminist and the LGBT movement in Russia has made them heroes, but has also earned most members of the band some prison time.
Their rebellious attitudes and ride or die feminism made them infamous in the United States.
If you saw the newest Bridget Jones movie, you'll find the outrageous girl band being defended by Colin Firth's Mr. Darcy to be a thinly-veiled homage to the band.
Now they are back in the headlines, and it's not because they broke any laws.
Pussy Riot just released a new track called "Straight Outta Vagina" and it's the pro-vagina anthem the world didn't even know it had been waiting for.
The chorus of the song is a triumphant, catchy ear worm reminding anyone listening that regardless of their feelings about vaginas, "Don't be stupid, don't be dumb, vagina's where you're really from!"
In an age where the next potential president of the United States can casually mention wanting to grab a woman by her vagina, it's awesome to hear a band of women loudly reminding the world at large that a vagina is more than just a body part to make lascivious comments about.
A vagina is the wellspring of life.
Decades before Donald Trump was grabbing pussies, his giant orange head was emerging from one, something he has seem to have totally forgotten. Guys are obsessed with their penises. They are obsessed with them that it has become a joke.
You spot a guy driving a showy sports car and you say "somebody's compensating for something!" But we only talk about a woman's vagina if we're talking about sex or removing a woman's humanity from the equation altogether.
A woman's vagina isn't property, it's the center of her power. It where human life comes from, and if people need to sing a catchy Russian punk pop song about this to remember it, then so be it!
I think when men say "p***y" or "c**t" or "box" they are doing it because they feel the need to take power away from women. Babies don't get popped out of the penis. Sure, the penis contributes, but life grows inside a woman, it comes from her, and there's nothing more intensely powerful and unifying than remembering that a vagina is where we all come from.